--- On Fri, 6/20/08, Frode T. Johansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > -Debugging. > What does the request.paramterMap contains of variables > form post/get? I have a small code for printing that... > just pain to use the debugger for it. > What does the valuestack contains? I don't know...
Or use <s:debug/>. > What parameters are coming in from the post/get -> > parameterinterceptor, and what is it trying to do? I > don't know... Use a proxy, live headers, etc. AFAIC it's not the responsibility of the framework to show what's on the wire. > -- Struts2 sucks > I have spent 6months, and still struggle with it. Just to provide a counter-anecdote, we've been happier with S2 than almost anything else in Java land so far. > Struts books are ... thank god I piracy copied them first - Maybe don't say that too loudly since some of us are the authors of those books. > It's really hard to learn and get used to Struts2. If I > quit this job, then they got to recruit a struts2 programmer > or re-train another which will take forever. Again, counter-anecdote; I've worked with three outside companies and have had them up-and-running on S2 in under a week. (They were already Java houses), including simplistic Spring usage, which was also new to them. > I believe Struts2 was made by a Geek trying to get rich. Guess what: S2 was made by geeks trying to get work done. Most of us don't get rich from working on open-source projects, and quite frankly I take a little umbrage at the insinuation, so I'll cut this short--it's too close to the weekend to be baited. > Stupid ppl can start code very fast in php. And this is a *good* thing? If you think inheriting an S2 project is difficult try dealing with an ad-hoc PHP app: there's very, very little worse in the world of computers than PHP apps. As far as PHP-the-language goes, don't even get me started. Dave --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
